Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20

mimic IN San Francisco. owing, it Is said,
20 the in~ferioTity of his present company
to the n he took there before.
The tour Of tie Boston Symphony Or
chestra, which b-gins in Philadelphia
next month viii exteud 10 Cincinnati,
St Louis, Chicago and other Western
points
Henry Arthur Jones m~elOdrama. "A
Noble VagabOnd," has been purchased by
cable by 7. Henry French. 1t viii he
played In large American cities next
season.
J. Z. Studley. the meIOdramatic actor,
intends visiting England shortly to appear
in the Old BoWery play Of Buffalo Ball, y
of which ne was the original exponent on
the stage.
Mary Anderson's plans include the re-
vival of a Winters Tale" at Henry
Irving Lycsum Theatsr. in London, next
autumn, ara the production Of a new
POetieal play by Lord Lyttou.
The Kiralfy Brothers will sever their
partnership when this srasoa eudS Imre
Will become i partner of Z 6. Gilmore. of
NIhiO Garden. New York, while B0lOssy
will conduct travelling enterprises Is here
tOfUre.
Heinrich COnried, who has the owner
ship for this country of Suppe's latest and
greatest success, ''Bellmana." has Just
licensed the right Of producing il in Eng
lish TO Colonel J. 4. McCanll, who will
present II during the summer season at
Wallack's.
Mrs Langtry has arranged to open her
season OF lSST-SS at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre in New York. where she will play
4 seven weeks engagement. beginning Dc
tOber !. This sets AZ rest the story OF her
re marriage and retirement from the stage
this fall.
At the close OF Helen Dauvray's season
at the New York Lyceum young Sotbern
will appear for 4 few weeks there ina new
comedy, which he inheFits from his faith
er, f. 4. SotheTn. II Is by Madison Nor
ton .ot Box and Cox" fame and Robert
Reece, edited by +. 4. Sothern."
The editor OF the DrrmGfir N,7-s is moth
ing ii not chivalrous. Is the following par
agraph will testify. Mrs /. l.. Coley,
wife Of the manager VI the Hazel kirke'
company, last Wednesday reached her -
birthday and was the recipient Of several
beautiful presents from the members ofthe
company.
Theatrical Manager cant tell
whether your sister Will suit uS OF not until
I've sem her and talked with her, and
seen What she can DO. l. this a recent
photograph oil her"
Young Mln-"Just taken. She i a
good r~luruti0Ri,t aud has always wanted
Ia 20 on the stage. She i a good girl. too.
and obeyS every one oil the ten command
ment+-
ManaEer-"DoE [ care a darn about the
ten commandments. Can she siy 'Gyurl'
and Ne cheyld p That's all | want TO
know. -Chiogo Irbuns..
Big PONY. Nat Gooiwins new play.
wls originally called Don F%illihusto. 90
when Young Darling wrote the music.
Emma Abbott purchased II first but she
never tried it., and 1t ultimately WAS taken
hy Charles ". Durlnt, the stock broker,
and tx manager of E.Strlle Clayton. DU-
rant owns II vet. For Nat GOODWIN pur-
pn>c il has bern revised. the role OF BIZ
Pony being made the chief one IN the
work. Somebody baS claimed for the opera
that II Il the hrSt Ia unsteady utilize the
American Indian; hat that assumption l.
incorrect. In Isjce's "Hiawltha' and in
Will Sage and CaliNa IavIlic'- Z. l..
q The Indian Question Poor vas used,
or mlsu>ed.